The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1887-04-20

len secretly commanded the other. For
reasons more than Hanks happiness, Al
len was glad TO interest himself in the
matter. since he hoped 10 beable to bring
some personal work to bear.
Uf course, Hank Allen said at a rem
/ devious appointed to ascertain the girth
! Of the clothes Of course I can Z say they
are for worthy young man who Is going
10 be married until can produce the
man, and particularly the giri. You see.
these clothes are a sort Of public beques5,
and everybody has a right to know. Oh,
Hank you're too big Allen exclaimed.
throwing down his tape measure
Cap, I'll buckle myself in.
That won't do you'u have TO be par
ed down generally if you get into squire
Filson's clothes. You must take some
reefs in your diet.
Hank departed, sldder and wiser
man. 70 find Mrs. Cutler, and sister Liza,
as usual, on the school house fence He
laid the ease before them. feeling signal
ly unable to steer himself through such
complicated circumstances.
Mrs Cutler and Liza shook themselves
ike ola war horses, having that love of
matchmaking which comes with wears.
the last Of the catching diseases.
There's Jake Wilkins's Suse she's
likely gal, Hank
Onst for all. Lizy. don't help me to
red haired gals
Thar, Almiry Dixon, suggested Mrs.
Cutler Her hairs black As sioe, an
,he~ got "a height to walk arm in arm
amt goin' to have any giantess, ell
ther."
Well, give Us a notion of bout what
you'd like. Does your min rest on looks
ar behavior e~ urged sister Liza.
As ell knew III come TO you thar's
JUS where I'm needin' help An its got
to be done to-day. or I'll be worn to a
shadder with 1t On my min
I'll at one with "a big lot Of kin that'll
speak up fur We, said Mrs. Cutler, with
forethougar.
Yes. an eatin' We outin house an
home, commented sister Liza. Look
az ME an' Jeemes.s folks. Vow my words
for Cline Beasley, Hank she's been
di-app'inted. an would be easy to git.
shes freckled. don't banker after
her, either
Lawsy, Hank, you're too an-6red par
tieIar.~ said sister Liza. in =i=terly way.
~ When you've got to snatch a bran from
the buruin', as the ocripturs say.ye can't
PICK an choose that away.
Hank. I've the very girl fur ye-'iin-
ME Troup. she's trim In waIkin', an
can make pone o bread equal to done
But, hank her an sam smlthy's
( sweeJhearts. I'd let her know that the
garments Is thrown in added sister
Liza
Hank shifted significantly. Although
shy. his shyness did not result from any
I doubt as 20 his own personal advantages
Ell WIS YOU, Hank, I'd % immeIut-
Efyoa say, TH tote of sam >aithy-
/ Mr. Cutler disappeared Hank straight
ened himself. threw away his tobacco and
took fresh piece. lie started, and turn
ed back
Lily YOU amt a pocNet-handNercny
have yous
Laws. what question y his SISTER e2-
( claimed
I Bat Hank did not feel quite up 70 IT,
/ He came back again.
Je~ hoI my pocketOook. viii We
I-izy 2'
Jeems : Rivers, Hank ye am soih
in swimmin', are ye|
/ There. seemed 70 beno reason for longer
/ delay. 50 Hank plunged into the roSd-
Mrs. Cutler came back ~ had every
thing liked for him handsome. but I
amt him.
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the grass hand in hand with { line bea7-
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